The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1914, Page 14

WORLD, AMIPPERS LOOT TWO SAFES. |zrometr of a cnain ot tawor stores! about $1,500 in jew-| appeared at 8.600 in cash ud two of | OF Rafe rippers Inet night opened two of Nien « bo 171 ond wi he found that the bureia off an fron shutter in th ators, mwed through ir and [finally torn off the dane nt his five-foot bl , looting It. He was bitterly 1] big @linmonting this misfortune when. hie [telephone bell rang and the manager “| tabliahment, at No. pn treet. informed. him that the here had been entered and all cash and valuables taken. fe rippers evidently gave the ening to the two shops and r time about it. Two empty foe | wine i ‘ties, a multitude of cigarette mps and ‘convenient chaira for reat- at thelr labors told the — stor; Hendquartera sent finger-print experts | tn to the shops, but the can-opening gen- msi tiemen had worn gloves and not a ves of the An y are going ¢ lean Tobacco Com- ough Northern New a orth countay’ rup made this sea- Chiles Potent Colt Bution Educose Your Daughter’s Feet-- ttm the their a Radia step with the gol 5 Grace and ry of a fowa or an Ladera Duncan: hase Educator ohh will allow them to grow as nature decreed, with straight bones, strong |i werful muscles. Such fret can be taught the ben lart of Paviowa or Duncan, by pointed shoes carty the handicap of PE ioctl on your daughter's feet into roomy, good-looking Educators For women and children, Prices $1.35 to $5.50. ta t vee that Eceror is veel Lo Leet Mee name tees you the correct ort! pe which lets ret ae was nature-intended. Sold by good dealers & Huichine Ine. 15 High Street nay he Bape. paket TO DEALERS: You con be supplied from siech on cur foor , RICE & HUTCHRICE 4 YORK Co., HUTCHINS. YORK Clvy ED UCATOR | 3; yHOE@ The Strand Theatre 47th Street and Broadway the largest moving picture theatre in the world, seating 3,500 people, will open April 11th Electric service supplied by The United Electric Light and Power Co Let us help solve your light and power problems THURSDAY, _APRIL 9, (1914, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street. New York City “Glory in the Highest!”’ throbbing with the joy of Springtime! your keep discrimination in Victor melody. E glory of Easter! The glory of green buds, of twit- tering birds—of ice-free, singing brooks—of new life, Set the music in heart to the music of the Victrola. Let your feet time with the dancing of your heart! 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Price $200 2 BAUMANN H&ERO WEEK| arr BRAS SAVE 5-Piece Parlor Suite, mahogany finished frames, hand- rtd carved, upholstered in Verona Jeera Sap icoxs $125 Gisatte $75 [Aisett $125 [Sie $150 | ; Br $75 [Asti $125 [Siti $150) Jompletel Furnishe Purtiansa Furntahed” WE. ° i arr Well Will Buy i = WA oui ‘Your Easter We NEWEST STYLES IN BALMACAAN COATS thing that is new \ and smart for spring wear, at Strictly hand tailored garments, « featuring two special models. One with two- button sack and the other an English soft roll , model with patch pockets, In * all the new hair-line materials, MISSES’ AND GIRLS’ EASTER APPAREL Ready with the biggest, bright- est and best stocks we have ever shown. Come and see them Misses Chi s' 1 These Suits are made of all wool serges, smart black and white checks and new crepes, in navy, Labrador blue 0, Copenhgaen, tan, black, and black and white. Every Suit lined ranteed all-silk peau de eygne all new shades. The Coats are in ae les, neatly trimm nd the the new tier models. All Bea $1 Weekly Opposite Elm Place, Brooklyn SS {Y MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— ‘A WORLD “WANT.” WILL GO AND GBS IT. of Toy Dail Este Economy stuyysgent 4310 Sa of Men’s Shirts at 1.10 each Regular 1.50 and 2.00 quality 2 000 UNUSUALLY fine Negligee Shirts, ’ never offered before at this price. A great variety of designs in the newest Spring _~ colorings. Woven pongee Madras, mercerized m4 Jagquard repps, and raised corded effects, made: with soft turn-back cuffs. Anopportunity thater is unequalled. Men’s Shop, 759 Broadway _Broaadwoy, Sthand bas Rs. aK CY ffee CON wat xzWhen Delivered om oan SAVING YOU 10c A POUND NET There are many great advantages in buying your coffee from us—New York's oldest wholesalers Tou eave boc. on every five: pound order, thereby getting the same price concession that the ¢ retailer gets. Our coffee ts never stale. You get it fresh, pure, wholesome and delicious. 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